Ted Maul

Mine hasn't gone yet either. Unsurprising- awful kick off time, most likely an awful game, and 55 English pounds for the privilege. As you say, crowds will be down next season and the hierarchy might just begin to regret taking the fanbase for granted.

What's the point? Chuck another few million away so that the team who appointed him and Cooper can unearth another gem?

Think he will still be able to do a job for us next year. Don't think he will want it to end like that either, so he may accept a pay cut for one more year.

Ffs. What started that off?

Bit moody tonight. Seemed to be some tension between UFS and people in the rows behind.

Buonanotte, Kristiansen, Vardy. The rest (including Ruud) straight down the tunnel.

There's 6 just in that starting line up tonight. Odd player to single out after that omnishambles.

I will be, don't worry.

My first reaction too.

I don't doubt the genuineness of the statement- I still think he cares about the club. It's just completely tonedeaf. And if he fails to see the reasons behind the endless issues we face then unfortunately he's firmly part of the problem.

Literally everything you hear about the club is negative these days. How can a group of people get so much so wrong?

Driving back up after that Wolves game in his bare feet, eating Toblerone

Agree about the home atmospheres, but I can't imagine any other club who sells out every away game makes as little noise as we do on a consistent basis. Man City aren't great but they're certainly never that bad when they come here.

Pound for pound (I.e. considering numbers, home and away), we've got the worst/least vocal support in the league. Possibly even the country.

In the end it was... but that was the squad he assembled (which is why I gave him a bit more time than the onfield performances merited). The squad he inherited was threadbare, could barely string 3 passes together and needed a complete overhaul.

Yep. Last season was the most I've enjoyed following us since long before covid. The premier league lost its appeal to me a long time ago. Sterile, corporate, played in the board rooms and VAR suites, not on the pitch. We might be shite but it will feel more like football again.

*wasn't on 100k a week...

He's the least of our worries at the back. Which says it all. We're an utter joke.

Bloke is a ****ing cretin.

There have been worse overall performances, but I can't remember us ever throwing in the towel so early before. Gutless bunch of *****.

Rather be in chernobyl reactor 4 around the time it popped than coach 1 for an away day. The absolute pits.

5-0 Everton it is.

That won't get you much further than Skeggy these days.

Can't believe I actually want Liverpool to win the league. The other 2 alternatives are unimaginable.